Which parameter would you use to prohibit the redistribution of a static route used for management traffic?

The correct response focuses on the "no-readvertise" parameter. This parameter is specifically utilized in routing protocols to prevent the route from being advertised to other routing protocols. By applying "no-readvertise" to a static route, you ensure that the route remains local to its originating interface and is not shared with others, thus effectively prohibiting the redistribution of that static route used for management traffic.

In the context of routing policies in network configurations, controlling which routes can be advertised to various routing protocols is crucial for maintaining network stability and security. This is particularly important for management traffic, as you often want to keep such traffic confined to certain segments to maintain control and prevent unauthorized access or loops.

Other parameters may pertain to different aspects of route management or redistribution but do not address the specific requirement to prevent advertisement of a static route effectively.